We are a state-licensed behavioral healthcare facility specializing in the treatment of substance use and mental health disorders. Recovery Innovations offers a myriad of individualized outpatient and intensive outpatient treatment services -- group, individual, and family services are the most common. Psychiatric care is also available with our Consultant Psychiatrist for all consumers enrolled in treatment with us, as well as specialized services such as sex offender evaluations and treatment. We also provide evaluative services for court proceedings, or for those interested on getting a better handle on their life circumstances.

Initial Assessment
Quality care, be it medical or behavioral health, always begins with a thorough assessment. Your first contact with our agency will be an Initial Assessment when a specially trained therapist will gather information about your childhood, family relationships, drug and alcohol use history, educational achievements and goals, employment history, possible legal issues, medical history, and mental health concerns. This information will then be viewed collectively, and a treatment plan that effectively addresses each stressor will be formulated.

Substance Abuse Evaluation
The only difference between an Initial Assessment and a Substance Abuse Evaluation is that the latter involves a formal, typed report. This service is typically requested by attorneys, and the formal evaluation is presented to the Judge / Prosecutor at the time of sentencing.

Individual Therapy
This is where you will be meeting one-on-one with one of our treatment professionals. The initial goal of individual therapy is to become comfortable talking honestly about yourself — including your strengths, which we will build on, and your struggles, which we hope to isolate and limit. Studies have repeatedly shown that the type of therapy provided (i.e., cognitive behavioral, psychoanalysis, rational emotive) is less important than the quality of the relationship that you have with your therapist.

Group Therapy
Group therapy is very common in the treatment of substance use and mental health disorders. At Recovery Innovations, we offer several different types of groups, including process, didactic, and gender-specific groups. Being part of a group with others who have shared experiences helps to show that you are not alone and should lead to the instillation of hope. In this setting, you get to practice skills such as being responsive to others, learning interpersonal skills, and developing healthy socialization techniques.

Family Therapy
It is important to accept that no one experiences life in a bubble. This is one of the reasons that we offer Family therapy, where we help family members improve communication and resolve conflicts that often surround substance use. This part of one’s treatment plan is often short-term, and may include all family members or just those most able/willing to participate. Your specific treatment plan will depend on your family’s situation.

Traditional Outpatient
The American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) defines this level of care as anything less than 9 hours per week. In our facility, this type of treatment can consist of individual, group, family, and/or couple / marital therapy. It is rare when only one of these services is indicated, and most clients find it most helpful when they attend a variety of these types of sessions.

Intensive Outpatient
“IOP” is defined as a combination of treatment services that entails 9-19 hours of clinical contact each week. Again, a variety of session types are utilized (i.e., individual, family, group, didactic), and each client’s treatment plan in our IOP ends up looking a little bit different.

Psychiatric Services
Recovery Innovations, Inc. offers psychiatric services to those clients admitted into one of our substance abuse treatment programs. Psychiatric care is by appointment only, and typically consists of an initial evaluation followed by monthly Medication Monitoring visits. Our Psychiatrist’s goal is to manage troublesome symptoms of one’s mental health condition through the use of psychotropic medication; our clinical staff (Social Workers, Professional Counselors, etc.) are responsible for providing the therapy which is adjunctive to psychiatric care.

Drug Testing
As a licensed substance abuse treatment facility, drug testing is obviously a critical part of what we do. This is one of the few tangible tools we have to measure the effectiveness of treatment, and consenting to drug testing is expected during one’s treatment course. We utilize a number of testing methods, including urine testing, breathalyzers, saliva samples, and hair testing. Each testing method has its benefits and limitations, and it is not uncommon for a variety of methods to be utilized during one’s episode of care.

Age Groups	Adolescents Adults Seniors
Gender-Specific	Female Only Male Only
Community Services	Employment / Training Life Skills Training Preparing for Adulthood Family & Support Services Case Management Divorce & Co-Parenting Family Support LGBTQ Parenting & Caregiving
Health Services	Behavioral / Mental Health Addictive Behaviors ADHD / ADD Anger Management Anxiety Behavioral Depression Family Conflict & Distress Grief / Loss Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) Personality Disorders Problematic Sexual Behavior Self-Injury Substance Use / Addiction Trauma / PTSD Crisis / Safety Domestic Violence
Treatment Services	In-Community Services Bio-Psycho Social (BPS) Needs Assessment Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) Psychological / Psychiatric Evals Substance Abuse Evaluations Outpatient Services Alternative Therapies Assessment / Evaluation Counseling Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) Intensive Outpatient (IOP) Medication Monitoring Social Skills Trauma Informed Therapy Treatment Settings In-Person Virtual
Payment Types	Managed Care Medicaid Medicare Private / Commercial Insurance Self Pay State Funding
Areas Served	Monmouth County

Last Updated: 06/20/26